Malloy, Wyman tour Coke
At least we assume he was as the announced tour of ...
Fabio's path to Pebble Beach
During his freshman year at East Hartford High School, Fabio Colon was a great s...
School Bus Routes 2010
Wyman-Malloy, McMahon-Foley are primary picks
Searles challenging Genga
Work starts on new fire station
August 16 Congressman John B. Larson joined East Hartford Mayor Melody Currey and Fire Chief John Oates on Brewer Street for a ground-breaking ceremony marking the beginn...
Buettner picked as 'Florist of the Year'
LETTERS: Podunk Festival criticism a tremendous disservice to all volunteers
To the Editor: I just received my copy of the East Hartford Gazette and I have to tell you, Bill, the article about the Bluegrass Festival in East Hartford does a tremend...
Nurse honored for helping quake victims
Mykquan Williams brings back a belt
Instead of the steady ‘whap-whap-whap' of the punching bag, the whirr of ropes and sound of bells...
EHHS Back to School Night, 'Hornet Talk' community forum Sept. 23
EHHS, Penney High reunions
James P. Peruccio
James P. Peruccio, 96, of East Hartford, beloved husband of the late Helen (Vinisko) Peruccio, passed away with his caring and loving family by his side on Saturday, Sept...
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This photo of the Goodwin School 8th grade class was taken at the soon-to-open new East Hartford High School on Burnside Avenue in 1954. (Today it serves as East Hartford Middle School.) Sylvia Steadman, a member of the class, and four friends from Mrs. Paul's 1947 Second Grade got together recently at Alforno's restaurant to reminisce. "We are all not only East Hartford graduates - we are all Goodwin graduates of 8th grade-but we spent our 8th grade in what was to be the new EHHS on Burnside Avenue - Goodwin was growing to fast in those days - there were two 8th grades." Note the 8th grade boys with suits and ties - not bad for 13-year olds. "One of the 2nd graders brought along a report card from Mrs. Paul - she wrote in her comments to Bill's parents: ‘Billy seems to get much more fun out of school than is necessary.' Now how is that for tact!"
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